South African football player Luke Fleurs who was killed in what was believed to be a car hijacking. Photo: Supplied/Kaizer Chiefs
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South African football player Luke Fleurs who was killed in what was believed to be a car hijacking.
2024-04-30 01:00:33
Luke Fleurs: South African footballer shot dead in car hijacking
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